The Creative Guide to Research: How to Find What You Need-- Online or Offline

Rowland, Robin

Career Press

Covering all aspects of gathering, organizing, and using the millions of bits of "super" information, a guide to researching on the Internet features research examples, discusses available software tools, and includes researching on popular online services. Original. (Intermediate).

Researching on the Internet: The Complete Guide to Finding, Evaluating, and Organizing Information Effectively (Prima Online)

Computers & Technology

Dave Kinnaman

Internet & Social Media

Premier Pr

Undercover

Biographies & Memoirs

DUBRO, JAMES

True Crime

MCCLELLAND STEWART

A perfect guide to online and offline research perfect for writers, journalists, Web page creators, television producers, artists, students, and anyone else who needs information in a hurry. The book is eminently practical, but also conveys a sense that research is an adventure, and that there has never been a better time than the present to find things out. 
The Creative Guide to Research is unlike any book on the market today. Traditional research books just touch on the computer and the Internet. Internet research books ignore valuable printed sources and techniques. The Creative Guide to Research combines both and sets the pace for research in the new millennium. It will teach readers: 
- How to focus a project and map out a search strategy. - The best places to research, online and offline. - Tips for informal and formal interviews. - How to get the best out of the Web.

The Creative Guide to Research: How to Find What You Need Online or Offline

Reference

Writing, Research & Publishing Guides

Career Pr Inc

In 1946 seven former guards from the infamous River Kwai camp were put on trial for their lives before a military tribunal in Singapore, charged with the deaths of more than 3000 Australian and British POWs. This is the story of that trial. More prisoners of war died at Sonkrai than any other camp on the infamous River Kwai Railway. 'F Force - seven thousand Australian and British POWs - was sent by the Japanese to build the toughest section of the railway in the mountains between Thailand and Burma. Three thousand died from slave labour, disease, starvation and exposure to the never-ending monsoon rain. Why did so many die? After the war, a military tribunal tried five Japanese and two Koreans for those deaths. The account of the trial tells for the first time the story of F Force from all sides - Australian, British and Japanese - from the lowest private to the lieutenant colonels in command. Along with the testimony, verdict, and the surprise sentence, A River Kwai Story sheds new light on what really happened on the Railway of Death.

A River Kwai Story: The Sonkrai Tribunal

History

Military

Allen& Unwin

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Literature & Fiction

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Scott, Moira H

Nayman, Ira

Pearl, Stephen

Gorman, Christopher

Dimond, Rose

Malinski, Mary

Barrass, Glynn Owen

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